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Henderson County News: FILING OPENS: 17 candidates file for seats in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Henderson County News: FILING OPENS: 17 candidates file for seats in 2024

Henderson County (Dec 4, 2023) - Election filing got off to a strong start Monday when 17 candidates filed for local and state seats.

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics: Incumbent commissioners draw Republican primary opponents - Vimarsana News

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics: Incumbent commissioners draw Republican primary opponents

Henderson County (Nov 15, 2023) - Unlike many past cycles, voters will have a choice next year in the elections for two seats on the Henderson County Board of Commissioners.

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics: David Hill announces re-election campaign - Vimarsana News

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics: David Hill announces re-election campaign

Henderson County (Nov 9, 2023) - Saying "the work is not done," County Comissioner David Hill Seeing announced he will seek a new four-year term to act on his conservative principals, reduce regulation and promote individual freedom.

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics: District 5 County Commission race may hinge on zoning - Vimarsana News

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics: District 5 County Commission race may hinge on zoning

Henderson County (Sep 4, 2023) -

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics: 'Grandstanding' commissioner had months to reach out, Craven says - Vimarsana News

Henderson County Four Seasons Politics: 'Grandstanding' commissioner had months to reach out, Craven says

Henderson County (Jun 13, 2023) - Without mentioning him by name, School Board Chairman Blair Craven on Monday responded to Henderson County Commissioner Michael Edney’s suggestion that the county block funding to local K-12 schools unless the School Board rescinds its decision to flout state law and order a school start earlier than the law allows.